jlw
Rangefinder camera pedant
I'm sure the Digital M is going to appear real soon now, and when it does, a mere wheeled conveyance won't be cool enough to carry it around.
Which brand of flying car do y'all think will be best suited to this photographic mission? I'll want something that gets good mileage, as I'll probably have a long commute to where my personal spaceship is parked. But it's got to be sturdy enough not to be damaged by collisions with winged pigs.
Which brand of flying car do y'all think will be best suited to this photographic mission? I'll want something that gets good mileage, as I'll probably have a long commute to where my personal spaceship is parked. But it's got to be sturdy enough not to be damaged by collisions with winged pigs.
K
Kin Lau
Guest
The flying skateboard Michael J Fox used in Back to the Future. Then you'd have the ultimate street shooting combo. If you still insist on driving, the DeLorean time-machine would be a good choice.. truely anywhere, anytime shooting.
JoeFriday
Agent Provacateur
you might need the DeLorean to go that far into the future to pick up your Digital M
bmattock
Veteran
jlw said:I'm sure the Digital M is going to appear real soon now, and when it does, a mere wheeled conveyance won't be cool enough to carry it around.
Which brand of flying car do y'all think will be best suited to this photographic mission? I'll want something that gets good mileage, as I'll probably have a long commute to where my personal spaceship is parked. But it's got to be sturdy enough not to be damaged by collisions with winged pigs.
I believe that the Digital M goes into the category that Donald Fagen forsaw back in 1982...
Best Regards,
Bill Mattocks
dcsang
Canadian & Not A Dentist
bmattock said:
Ahhhhhhhh ..
I thoroughly ADORE that album.
I never cared too much for Steely Dan but that Fagen album was, imho, a great one....even more amazing was, back in 82 I was 16-17 and you'd have thought I wouldn't have enjoyed that music.. man.. it's timeless
Thanks, For The Memories....
Dave
Gabriel M.A.
My Red Dot Glows For You
Let's see...the kind that breaks down after only two-five years because it was made trying to beat a deadline quota, or the kind of car that took its sweet time to be built so that it would last a very long time? hmmm... do I want fries with that?
JoeFriday
Agent Provacateur
dcsang said:Ahhhhhhhh ..
I thoroughly ADORE that album.
I never cared too much for Steely Dan but that Fagen album was, imho, a great one....even more amazing was, back in 82 I was 16-17 and you'd have thought I wouldn't have enjoyed that music.. man.. it's timeless
Thanks, For The Memories....
Dave
Dave, we have a lot in common.. I was floored by that album and we're apparently the same age.. it's still one of my favorites
dcsang
Canadian & Not A Dentist
JoeFriday said:
Ok Brett.. I'm curious..
name some other albums or such you recall from your youth.
let's see if there's a Wisconsin/Ontario ESP linky thing going on
Cheers
Dave
dexdog
Veteran
I think that whatever model George Jetson flew would meet your requirements jlw
ddutchison
Well-known
Just to get back on topic for a moment, there is no doubt in my mind that for your Digital M, the only suitable vehicle to be seen in with such a camera is the Moller M400. Unlike the Digital M, the Moller M400 has actually been built.
For those who prefer to remain true to traditional film based Leicas, the 1947 ConvairCar is a perfect complement to these fine, all mechanical cameras. There's more infornation on the ConvairCar here.
Hope this helps.
For those who prefer to remain true to traditional film based Leicas, the 1947 ConvairCar is a perfect complement to these fine, all mechanical cameras. There's more infornation on the ConvairCar here.
Hope this helps.
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